Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin ETF MSBT has seen strong early demand with inflows crossing 100 million dollars within the first few trading days. The fund also recorded about 30.6 million dollars on launch day, showing solid institutional interest. With a low 0.14 percent fee, it has become highly competitive in the Bitcoin ETF market. The strong start highlights growing investor appetite for regulated Bitcoin exposure as competition among major issuers like BlackRock continues to intensify in the digital asset space.
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